Acción a propio riesgo: Exclusión de la imputación por conducta de la víctima.

Abstract

The action at its own risk or at risk of the victim, designations given to the interference of the victim in the consummation of the crime of which he is injured. "Interference" derived from injerir means "to interfere, enter into a dependency or business", being accepted synonymous the intervention. This monograph is directed to the understanding of the intervention of the victim in the consummation of the crime, where they are injured their own legal goods. The Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice has built its line of jurisprudence from the doctrine since 2003 with Judge Álvaro Orlando Pérez Pinzón, using it primarily for crimes that violate life and personal integrity and extending it - To crimes against the Economic Heritage. The modern theory of Objective Imputation is a mandatory study for the delimitation of areas of responsibility in the field of criminal law and damages. The self-defense in danger of the victim generates the exclusion of such imputation, hence its relevance within criminal dogmatics.